Count Zinzendorf - Peter Boehler

Introduction	Pressures
Family	Archive
Coat of Arms	Herrnhaag
Young Count	Germany
Painting's Influence	Worldwide Missions
Dresden	God's Acre
Wife	Koenigsfeld Hall
Reuss's Castle	Moravian Education
Marriage	Neuwied Hall
Marie Agnes	Winston-Salem Hall
Ebersdorf Hall	Zeist, Holland
Berthelsdorf House	Wedding
Memorial Stone	Watchwords
Berthelsdorf Church	Anna Nitschmann
Herrnhut Hall	Painting
Bell Tower	Death
Hall Cornerstone	Burial
Meeting Hall	Tombstone
Moravian Lamb	David's Tombstone
Herrnhut House	Peter Boehler
Believers’ Houses	Bibliography
Durninger Factory	Links

Count Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf

Peter Boehler

Peter Boehler (1712-1775) was born in Frankfurt am Main. He met Spangenberg and other Moravians in 1731 while studying theology in Jena. Soon afterwards he met Zinzendorf. He was received into the Moravian Church in Herrnhut in 1737. He traveled to Georgia and Pennsylvania in North America and also to Upper Lusatia, Wetteravia, Holland, and England, where he died in London. He had a profound spiritual influence on John Wesley, having met him in 1738, traveled together with him to Oxford, and probably influenced Wesley’s “conversion experience” of the 24th of May 1738.